Tombstone area land and mining transfers aggregate records
Records from Cochise County show numerous property transfers and mining claims in Tombstone and Douglas districts. Deeds, mortgages, and assignments involve parties such as H A Smith BF Smith Lilly Sellman J Sellman Lilly J Sell, and firms like Cochise Building and Loan and Western Wholesale Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtland Townsite and Improvement Company
H A Smith
BF Smith
Great Western
Courtland Socce
Fisher
Dos Caberss
Henry Heerich
Selman Lilly
Tevis
M E Kincha’s
J Sell
Map Lilly
F Nichols Et Ox
Joho F Crowley
Willcox
John Rigge
Jas H Christensen
Jas N Christensen Et
Doroboe
Steve Macgerich
Lot
Douglas
William Walser
RH Tadlock
Lote
Las
Clara Medina Sod
Valdex
Hirst
O. Lot
Joe Conley
H E Donohoe
Crosby
Chas W Miller
Searley
Egeee
Wm Mitchell
Frank Graig
Maxtgace
Oscar G Wager
Cochise Building and Loan Association
Warren
Garcia
Brunswick Balke-Collander Company
Ebattle
Grass Et Ox
Cochise
Picture House Week End Show Draws Laughs at Schirffelin
Monday's Daily notes audiences enjoyed Saturday and last night at Schirffelin with Pompeys Dream and the Handkerchief causing much laughter. Next show is tomorrow night. two more pictures booked for Tombstone after Lion and the Mouse. Elks consider another dance. baby contest at the Oriental draws crowds amid voting interest. Eight Tombstone cherate had their pictures shown Saturday. Greshman death from pneumonia reported. Ned White welcomes a bouncing baby boy. Land filings for the Yuu Indian reservation require in person visits and affidavits, with land and water rights priced at 65 dollars due in 10 years.
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Schirffelin
Pompey
Tombstone
Elks
the Oriental
Yuu
Cochise County Mines Tax Valuation Faces Update and Insanity Committal Report
Assessor Howe reviews mineral quotations from the Engineering and Mining Journal to set the Cochise county mining tax valuations for 1909. Copper prices drop to about 12.98 cents per pound and production slightly falls, silver bases are cited at about 51.03 cents, with lead rising to 4.273 cents. Tombstone district remains the territory’s lead leader. Official figures to be filed by May 1. In probate court, James Moran, 35, is ordered committed to the asylum after an insanity investigation. he is to be transported to Phoenix for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Cochise County
Engineering and Mining Journal
Tombstone
James Moran
Moran
Phoenix
Weston the Walker Plans Arizona Stop along LA to New York trek
A Los Angeles dispatch reports Weston the Walker will begin his walk from Los Angeles to New York. The famed pedestrian may visit principal towns in the territory and Tombstone is a possible stop on the itinerary.
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Los Angeles
Weetes
New York
Arizona
Tombstone
Bev eridge to present bill amid promises of action
A Washington dispatch notes Senator Beveridge will present or have a committee member present the emaculated bill on Monday after repeated promises to report the second bill. It will be recommitted to the committee when printed. The provisions reportedly remove the three million grant to each territory, replace it with five million for Oklahoma, require English in all schools, and subject constitutions to presidential approval and congressional rejection.
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Washington
Beveridge
Oklahoma
Congress
Celebrated Aeronauts Set for Phoenix Monster Meeting
Arrangements are complete for a three day aeronautic spectacle in Phoenix featuring Glen Curtiss and fellow flyers. The program includes 10 monoplane and biplane aircraft and balloons with Hamilton and Willard among the notable aviators. The event follows a public effort by Phoenix merchants after raising funds to ensure success.
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America
Phoenix
Glen Curtiss
Hamilton
Los Angeles
Willard
San Diego
Advertised Letters at Combetone Postoffice 1910
List of names including Gilbane T F, Mattie Morales, Lina Moran, Jim Rodriguez, Venaco Rangel, Elusterio Domingser, Josefs B de Belveden, Mise N B Ernandes, Francisco Zenner, Henery. notices date January 29, 1910. Postmaster warns recipients to call for advertised letters, date of advertisement given.
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Gilbane
Mies
Mattie Morales
Lina Moran
Jim Rodriguez
Venaco Rangel
Elusterio Domingser
Josefs
de Belveden
Ernandes
Francisco Zenner Henery
Sheriff denies escape rumor of Pfannkuche in Benson
Cochise county Sheriff Jack White refutes a Bisbee rumor that William Pfannkuche, murderer of Aen T. Hoy and W. Bockholt, escaped custody at Benson and was recaptured en route to Fairbank. White confirms Pfannkuche remains in prison with no escape attempt, showing his typical lack of emotion.
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Sherif
Jack White
Cochise County
William Ptaonkuche
Aen T. Hoy
W. Bockholt
Bisbee Review
Benson
Eberiff
Bisbee
Pfannkuche
White
Fairbank
Pisonkuche
Wich
Cochise Tragedies of a Single Day
A garbled report details a single day tragedy in Cochise with references to a mistaken cyanide for sugar incident and a fatal attack. The fragmentary text suggests confusion and loss, naming no clear individuals or organizations due to damaged OCR.
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Cochise
Child dies in fire at Bisbee Chihuahua Hill home
A one year three month old infant, daughter of Mrs. Antonio Serano, burned to death yesterday afternoon in Bisbee at Chihuahua Hill. The mother had left the house to visit a neighbor, leaving the baby asleep on a bed. A candle, left lighted for a reason, is believed to have started the fire.
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Antonio Serano
Bisbee
Chihuahua Hill
Child Dies After Swallowing Cyanide Mistaken Sugar
A two year old boy in Douglas died after ingesting cyanide believed to be sugar. Mr and Mrs Nissen mourn their loss as doctors fought to save him. In Clifton, cattlemen from Blue Eagle Black Mesa reserve and Grahart county held a large meeting to form a cooperative protecting range interests and aiding forest reserve officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engar
Douglas
Murderous assault at Kuykendall ranch leaves two dead
Two Mexican wood-choppers attacked Owen Plumb at Kuykendall ranch about thirty miles north of Douglas. Plumb died at Calarcet hospital while Ernest Kuykendall suffered a severely mutilated head at his home. Police investigate a quarrel sparked violence and an apparent motive remains unclear.
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Kuykendall Ranch
Swieshelms
Douglas
Owen Plumb
Calarcet Hospital
Ernest Kuykendall
Bailey Talks With President About Arizona Constitution
Neil E Bailey, Cochise representative in the Arizona general assembly, reported to President Taft that Arizona would adopt a constitution acceptable to the administration when it holds a constitutional convention before statehood. He said objections raised against the Oklahoma constitution would not recur and cited the territory’s conservative late legislative trend.
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Neil E Bailey
Cochise
Arizona
Settlers Rush Into Sulphur Springs Valley Led by Rail Line
Conductor J. L. Sparke of the El Paso and Southwestern reports an unprecedented influx of settlers to the Sulphur Springs valley, mainly from Texas and Oklahoma. On the westbound El Paso line a train carried fifty settlers bound for Cochise County with families, stock, and farming implements. T. J. Holden of Big Springs Texas led his family and ten head of stock with extensive farming gear in the Chiricahua area.
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Fred Harris
John M Johnson
Johnson Addition
Frank Ramsey
Peter Johnson
Horace
DH Johnston
Cochise County
Johnston
Malina Johnson
Cocise County
Sonora
Mexico
Calloway Et Ar
HA Smith
BF Smith
Courtland
J. L. Sparke
el Paso and Southwestern Railroad
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Oklahoma
Arizona
el Paso
T. J. Holden
Big Springs
Chiricabus Station
Ground Hog Inventory Day and Spring Forecast
Ground Hog Inventory Day notes the yearly ritual of the weather prophet emerging to gauge spring. It warns that an early shadow could signal a late spring and mentions local quirks about valley conditions and seasonal optimism. A historical reference notes a prison escape after a district court sentence, a post office petition in Elgin, and James C. Hancock named postmaster at Paradise while T P Hawkins resigns.
Arizona Miner Fatally Wounded in Denver
John Martin, a Globe Arizona miner, was fatally wounded in Denver after resisting arrest during a police sweep of vagrants. Authorities say Martin moved as if to draw a weapon as an officer searched him.
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Arizona
Denver
John Martin
Globe
Ariz
Martin
Present Senator Proposes Grand Canyon Nations Park Plan
Senator Flint of California and a noted Arizona senator introduced in the Senate a bill to set aside part of the Grand Canyon Nations Monument within the Coconino National Forest as a public park to be named Grand Canyon Nations Park.
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Flint
California
Arizona
Senate
Grand Canyon Nations Monument
Coconino National Forest
Grand Canyon Nations Park
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Deve
Warren District
Bank of Lowell, Incorporatore
WH Brophy
M J Cunningham
Shattuck General Banking
Lowell
Southwestern Mercantile Company
Thos Cslloway Et Ux
Deckeraw
J Wilmoth
Jas W Christenson
L Cummings
Firet National Bank of
D H Johnston
Johnson
Elien M
Jersey
Frank Bamecy
Peter Johucon
D # Johnston & Co
Victor Lockner
Mra Edos Etrickland
International Bakery of
General Bakery
Walmasty
Lise Monmonier
Hedberg
Paeder Pirtle Company
Jeens P Contreras
Pirtle
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tevie
Patest
United States of America
Herbert Armitage
Fincout Etux
U8 Chambers
Benen
Arthur
Martha J. Fletcher
Dougas Property
Western Wholesale Drug Company, Incorporated
Warren Drug Company
Harry Kingdon
R Arthur Sretox
AH Greshman
Gressman
Ned White
Weston the Walker
Tombstone Bakery
Otto Myerding
Oskar Gest
Sin Francice
Mr. Myerding
Germany
Mr. Gast
Clifton Lodges of Elks
Flaycis D. Crapee
Bisbee Baby
Gatlon
Attacr Ie Leinguade
Bailey
Lee Garcia
Solomonville
Territorial Prison
Postoffice Department
Elgin
Santa Clara County
James C. Hancock
Paradise
T.P. Hawkins
Ferry's
Amor
S. Kialn St
Cal
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